rapidCT
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Sorry, I ment Hernandez. And I see Dybala as the perfect substitution for Aguero, for when Aguero leaves. And the most important thing, he wants to be here, he said it long time ago.
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Goretzka (Signed for Bayern Munich)
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Hernadez I love. Will be a great multifaceted addition. A younger, faster, more athletic version of Otamendi.Sorry, I ment Hernandez. And I see Dybala as the perfect substitution for Aguero, for when Aguero leaves. And the most important thing, he wants to be here, he said it long time ago.
What's not to like. :)
Watching Fernandihno at Shaktar, he too didn't look like a fit for single pivot either. Sometimes we have to just look at their skill set rather than the current position they play.Can't see him being a DM here so where's the room? Silva/KDB/Bernardo/Gündogan/Foden. Not sure he's really the player wee need in January. Fantastic footballer mind, reminds me of Ballack a little. We seem to want every midfielder going so we'll just wait and see. I reckon 2 signings max in January, preferably just 1 tbh, don't want to ruin a winning formula but a little extra depth would help.
Goretzka's skill set are similar to Wiegl's who everyone swears is tailor made for Pep's pivot. Except Goretka is faster, more energetic, bigger and stronger. Yes, he is a bit like Ballack with a better dribbling touch.
Tevez City
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Watching Fernandihno at Shaktar, he too didn't look like a fit for single pivot either. Sometimes we have to just look at their skill set rather than the current position they play.
Goretzka's skill set are similar to Wiegl's who everyone swears is tailor made for Pep's pivot. Except Goretka is faster, more energetic, bigger and stronger. Yes, he is a bit like Ballack with a better dribbling touch.
Enjoy the comparison.
http://www.squawka.com/comparison-m...8/emre_can/819/819/2169/0/p#total_score#total
Dribble
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To be honest, I'd never heard of the dude before this thread. It's always amazed me how our fans get such in depth knowledge of players and see so many of them in action.
Open Question:
Where do you all watch these players and learn so much about them to form your individual opinions?
Open Question:
Where do you all watch these players and learn so much about them to form your individual opinions?
Alan Oakes Shinpads
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To be honest, I'd never heard of the dude before this thread. It's always amazed me how our fans get such in depth knowledge of players and see so many of them in action.
Open Question:
Where do you all watch these players and learn so much about them to form your individual opinions?
You can usually see 4/5 live games from Germany,Italy and France via BT sport every weekend.
Thekinkygoat
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http://www.squawka.com/comparison-m...ons/fouls_committed/blocks/yellow_cards#total
Definitely the most natural fit for holding midfield when you flesh it out.
rapidCT
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I know it s strange, beeing 30yo with 2 children, but mainly from playing fifa. I play fifa and I watch a lot of football: Rapid Bucharest, City, Hertha, Celta, Parma, Torino, St Etienne, Besiktas, Panathinaikos (mainly) every time is on tv and other derby s from across Europe; so every time I see someone rated by fifa(gaming), I watch him with more care on tv. So mainly from playing fifa.To be honest, I'd never heard of the dude before this thread. It's always amazed me how our fans get such in depth knowledge of players and see so many of them in action.
Open Question:
Where do you all watch these players and learn so much about them to form your individual opinions?
slicky202
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For what it's worth From the YouTube videos he seems to have a similar attacking style to our kev. Have no way of knowing if he's anywhere near as consistent.
Metalartin
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Not to be NN but I'm not sure why his score is so much higher after fleshing out the stats(goals scored perhaps but that's not what we need):
His pass completion which is vital for our system... at 76% is 10% lower than the other two in that comparison.
Successful take ons(perhaps the most indicative of ability to hold onto the ball if need be) is way lower at 29%.
However he is only 22y.o and does play in a different system so maybe Pep can work with him.